Guitarists

yep

Because they are posers, that's why.

no -_-

Joe Perry!!

Remove one carefully and take it to your local hardware store. They should have it. See if they have it in stainless steel. If you replace them one at a time carefully you will not have to take off the pick up plate. There are springs between the surface of the plate and the pick up flange where the screw goes through. If you can take out the screw without moving the spring you can put it the new screw without a lot of work. It is easy to remove the entire pickup assembly by removing all the edge screws, loosening the strings and sliding the assembly carefully under the strings. Now you can replace the pup screws. Be careful. A shot of pot/switch cleaner in the switch and pots wouldn't hurt while they are exposed.

Thanks very much for such a detailed answer. I have one problem though, when i try and un screw the pickup screws at each end of the pickups, it just keeps turning and doesn't unscrew. Do i need to take of the scratchplate first?

or do i need to be more aggressive with it?

thanks in advance!

there are a few reasons one is that it helps you get better at that move it will help you in the future two is that it will make your bones stronger. hopefully that would be enough for u.

Robert Johnson is a blues musician. He was entered into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1986.

yes david wilcox is blind

No he did not

I am going to give you the simple answer. There are 2 parts to a tone knob, a potentiometer(pot) and a capacitor(cap). The pot is used in the volume and the tone knobs. In the tone pot a cap is placed from the input lead of the pot and ground. All sounds have amplitude(volume) and frequency(makes the sound change from treble to bass). When the two are combined you have a device that will change the frequency of the sound. As you turn the pot it's resistance will change and since it is tied to a cap the change is in frequency. If you want to do the math,

http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_2/chpt_4/3.html

Puerto Rican actor Eddie (Eduardo) Matos is selling State Farm Auto Insurance in the TV Ad. Both English and Spanish versions. He is in his 30s now.

1. His Work with the Beatles.

This is where the majority of his fame came from.

2. His solo career including the composition of "Imagine."

3. Writing about religion.

4. His voice.

Houndog Taylor did have an extra little finger but he couldn't use it, according to Buddy Guy's recollection. I think you mean "Hound Dog Taylor". If you do a search for his name in Google, you should come up with some fan sites and some interesting photos. Yes, it was "Hound Dog" Taylor and you can find his CDs at Amazon. Check him out here, too: http://playalittleguitar.blogspot.com/2008/05/six-strings-12-fingers.html

A gillion is the Greek term for one thousand million.

A.Gillion is also a brilliant guitarist/composer from the UK (Andy Gillion).

Yes, he is still single and living in Charleston, SC.

The other members of the band are married.

Pay me!

He became the first African American billionaire as creator of the BET network

Back in the early 50s Slim performed and recorded with Hoot Rains. In the 60s a variety of steel guitarists were used - including Jerry byrd, Pete Drake and others, although Slim did not use steel on all his recordings. He toured South Africa in 1965 and used Lester Fry.

In 1970 Slim returned to the UK and amazed everyone by breaking box office records throughout the country over many ensuing tours. In those years he used Jerry West - an Englishman - on his tours and on a few recordings made in the UK. West was one of the few who accurately recreated the original "Singing Guitar" sound.

With the unparallelled success of the Suffolk Marketing TV LP compilation "All My Best" in the early 80s, Slim's career enjoyed a collosal revival and he eventually set up his own group with whom he did shows and made recordings. Jimmy Crawford worked with him a lot during that time.

Now well into his 80s but still in good voice, Slim perfortms only occasionally these days. He has a group of musicians that he likes to work with but I do not know who the steel guitarist is. I do know that slim is of the view that he is one of the best he has worked with.

I don't know ask him...or a more advanced website!! lol

um........i always use a mesa boogie dual rect or a marshall the nd ithink......

in the comp /efx i use a booster b1 or b7

you can experiment with that

um EQ

low at 10-12

mid 5

high 2 to -2

i always use a combo amp in the ZNR and for breakdowns and harmonic stuff at c 4

and top it up with a C1 chorus

He is no longer in Parabelle. He has a new project My Premonition.

I am alive and well and living in Texas.

he is bald. he is balder than a bald baldy who is bald. i love him though. but he might be shaven because he sahevs his head, he does have hair, so he isn't really bald, he is shaven